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Andres Ayala
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Thoughts on investing in North Oaks/Walnut Ridge, Pflugerville?

Andres Ayala
  • Austin, TX
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Any investors/realestate agents have comments on investing in the North Oaks/Walnut Ridge or Pflugerville area? I have driven by North Oaks/Walnut Ridge and they look in pretty rough shape, looks also like a rough neighborhood (a lot of parked cars outside the houses). There are some Duplexes that could potentially offer value but doing a BRRR on a duplex in that neighborhood is just asking for trouble. Any thoughts?

Also, Pflugerville has plans to have a new domain waaaay in the future. I am trying to see if i can househack/BRRR a SFR there but if not, I could just have it rented and I could continue to rent at an apartment complex. Any thoughts on the Pflugerville area rising much in value over the next years? I feel like some of the homes built there that look like HOA's will never rise in value.

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